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Derik, thanks for the reply. I reread my post; you are right, it is not 
very clear. I attached some images to this post that, I believe, will help 
to clarify.

I want to be able to add either an image_widgets or a text_widgets to a 
blog post in any order. I could code up something like the "Display Order" 
and that would work but I was hoping for something better.

Really, I am wondering if people would do this all w/ js or if there is a 
better way that relies on better model set up / interaction and using / 
extending some existing admin feature (like the "Add another" link).

Thanks

On Monday, 10 March 2014 23:43:33 UTC-7, Derek wrote:
>
> Dennis
>
> Your use case is not very clear; but it sounds more like you need a CMS, 
> even a simple one.  There you can design templates that will hold all your 
> page content in a layout of your choice.  There are many Django-based CMS 
> e.g. https://pythonhosted.org/django-page-cms/
>
> Derek
>
> (PS  Your terminology is a bit mixed up here- when you say "add a text 
> model, a video model", I think you mean "add a text object, a video 
> object".  The models are the containers; the objects are the - crudely 
> speaking - the data that makes those containers "exist")
>
>
> On Monday, 10 March 2014 04:09:05 UTC+2, Dennis Marwood wrote:
>>
>> My goal is to be able to build a new blog entry via the admin console 
>> that is comprised of text, image slider, and video models. 
>>
>> I would choose to create a new blog entry and then add a text model, a 
>> video model, and another text model, or something like that. Each blog 
>> entry could be unique in the models that it is made up of.
>>
>> I have messed around with adding the models via inlines. But that is just 
>> not quite enough. Each of the entries ends up in its own fieldset in an 
>> unintuitive disorganized display. 
>>
>> What are some approaches to implementing this? It would be great if I 
>> could have a drop down or something that let me add a model entry, of my 
>> choosing, and it was just pushed into the blog entry.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>

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